LawFuel’s 2022 Lawyer of the Year is the battling ‘loophole lawyer’ who fought to get Charlotte Bellis into the country under the MIQ lottery system.
Article source: CourtHouse Lawyers, CA Alt Text: Person slipping on icy sidewalk outside building in winter, illustrating slip-and-fall liability for outdoor hazards in Glendale, CA Slip and Fall on Ice or Water in Glendale, CA: Who Is Responsible for Outdoor Hazards? You don’t step onto a wet sidewalk thinking about liability. You’re thinking about getting
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Article source: Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard P.C After a motor vehicle accident caused by alcohol or drugs, it can be a real shock for all concerned. Although many equate “drinking and driving” with impaired driving by alcohol, drugs are also considered a serious factor in impaired driving on today’s highways, which may be illegal, prescription
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Article source: Ray-Ban.com Digital forensics used to focus mainly on computers, phones, hard drives, and security cameras. That is changing. Wearable devices now collect photos, videos, audio, location data, timestamps, messages, health information, and activity patterns. As these devices become more common, they are creating new questions for investigators, businesses, legal teams, and everyday users.
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Australia, 7 August 2026 – National law firm Holding Redlich today announces the appointment of Partners Jonathan McTigue and Lisa Vo, together with lawyers Cihan Icel and Lily Joslin-Boyle, to its Melbourne Construction, Infrastructure & Projects practice. The team brings deep experience advising clients on major transport, energy, mining, commercial development and government projects, with a focus on claims management and dispute
Jackson Walker, one of Texas’s largest law firms, has agreed to pay US$15 million to settle litigation over its failure to disclose that a former partner, Elizabeth Freeman, was in a long-running romantic relationship with the federal bankruptcy judge, David R. Jones ,who was hearing cases involving the firm. It sounds like a textbook lesson
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Wachtell’s Summer of Love – And The Day Marty’s Firm Got Old What would brilliant lawyer Marty Lipton make of it? Restructuring and finance partners walking out in unison, litigation partners follow and a partner is filmed cosying up in Bryant Park when he should probably be billing. The once‑unthinkable idea of Wachtell Lipton coming
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The merger of US-based Winston & Strawn with Taylor Wessing’s UK-led business is set to test demand for intellectual property counsel capable of straddling the geographic divide. But unlike most transatlantic partnerships, IP was not just another practice area in need of integration — it was a “key driver” of the decision to join forces, two Winston
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After 17 years climbing Quinn Emanuel’s litigation ranks and building the first dedicated AI practice at a major US firm along the way New York trial lawyer Christopher Kercher has walked out to test a heretical proposition: that the Big Law pyramid is now the wrong shape for the job. Kercher, founder of Quinn Emanuel’s
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Article source: Shook & Stone Attorneys, NV Image generated by Gemini A bartender slips behind a crowded service bar at 1:45 a.m. A security guard tears a shoulder, breaking up a fight near the DJ booth. A cleaner slices a hand on broken glass during the post-close sweep. In Las Vegas nightlife, injuries happen fast,
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What Brown Rudnick’s Major Hire Signals For Big Law’s Lateral Wars Brown Rudnick has just fired another shot in Big Law’s lateral wars, landing the largest group hire in the firm’s history and using it to plant a fresh flag in Silicon Valley. The Boston‑headquartered firm has recruited a 34‑lawyer intellectual property litigation and patent
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